Dzugaru

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by Dzugaru 9y ago
"Stuck"? Cmon, imagenet winning deep nets are 5 (five) years old. Give it time.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
Benchmarks are tricky and hard to find for dlang as its not that popular, but I have common sense to back that statement. Dlang garbage collector is really really slow for now [0], and C# has a very fast GC and overall is almost as fast as
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
ASP.Net MVC is basically this, but much more mature and feature packed :) And C# is no slower than D.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
I'm pretty sure noone on planet Earth has a good understanding of AI yet. I stopped reading about "what AI is, what AI isn't" completely.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
> Almost always there is no easy way to install several libraries of the same name but different versions in parallel. How is this possible is beyond my comprehension. Someone, anyone break something and I have no standard way to bypass
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
Try googling "go" instead of "golang" then. Try "dlang dub" after that. Thanks.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
Its because D has way less developers, support and, consequently, way less hype, than a language backed by one of the biggest world corporations in existence. Anyway, care to elaborate whats wrong with excellent build/package/depe
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
This is what OP project is, no? Two people see cool sideproject in Go, his thoughts "damn this looks good, I need to learn Go", my thoughts "Whyyy you do this in Go and not D? Simplistic Go has no strong sides here! Why nobod
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
Few of these, honestly, benefit one man side projects. If you want to learn Go (for whatever reason) its fine, but otherwise I personally would prefer more expressive and less dogmatic language.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
I can't help it but I can't find any reason to consider this as having > 0 information. You are absolutely forced and 100% expected to do this in a situation now, right? I, honestly, find this very disturbing (black mirror way)
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
I've always thought that functional programming is about structuring your program in functions and their composition (as opposed to classes) - nothing to do with immutability either. As for JS, I've read "Javascript: The good
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
> how many people can get into a train Can't speak for everyone, but I'd turn away and walked out the instant I hear this or similar BS (which is totally unrelated to "approaching new problems" or "stress managem
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
In my experience, D is like more powerful and feature-packed C#. It doesnt impose any limitations on you and your coding style/paradigm and strives to be "the one to rule them all" tool which has everything and can be used fo
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
D is the most promising "one to rule them all" languages for me, given it's expressive power, speed, compilation speed and support for multiple paradigms. That said, D severely lacks manpower in its development. I'd like
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
That's quite a bold promise.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
I wish I knew the Functional Way :)
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
You can also make free games just for the challenge and fun and getting some hundreds of people to play it is easy for web-based games.
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by Dzugaru 9y ago
Yes.
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
I thought AlphaGo is trained in an adversarial manner already (it plays against itself).
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
I'm working in the field (and winning contests) without a bachelor. As was said here [0] "Overall, machine learning systems can be thought of as a machine learning core — usually an advanced algorithm which requires a few chapte
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
Inference (forward pass) in convnets is really cheap even in floats, there are some awesome hardware like NVidia Jetson and most deep learning framework (i.e. Caffe) support it right out of the box. So we were doing realtime inference in em
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
If you don't HS because of RNG, try DireWolf games, namely Eternal.
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
Computers are far better now in solving complex tasks widely considered as requiring intelligence like video captioning and speech recognition, automatic driving and playing complex games. The change is due to hardware engineering that enab
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
I'm doing ML in Python 2 and I can't see a single reason to move to Python 3. Every article is about strings, but in fact I needed to work with Unicode once (mostly doing computer vision tasks, but once trained a RNN on a book in
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
I bet images like Neural style transfer are boring to artists just like ML poems :) Actual digital art is no less complex [0]. That aside, it would be interesting to look at ML model used, all I've seen were simple ones like hidden mar
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
Online computing power is not the same as your own - it's like taxi vs your own car. You can't do what you want when you want. Turned on your Amazon machine? No sleep till you fix the bugs and load all GPUs :) Every "downtime
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
> what is so off-putting about these types of mistakes? Basically when I see something like this I involuntary start thinking: "Is it really a typo? Or is it the writer doesn't understand what he is writing about, because he c
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
> The real valued zeta function is given for r and n, two real numbers followed by a function of one real variable with an infinite sum of expressions containing integer r. Sorry, but little things like these completely put me off in mat
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
Are DL-based reinforcement learners that observe the environment and make decisions a "mere pattern recognition" too? What is different about "true" intelligence then? What is major breakthrough? Self-consciousness?
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by Dzugaru 10y ago
Pretty much this. In the real world you have to deal with - Too few labeled / garbage labeled data (70000 digits? How about only 1000 complex class objects?) - Obscure bugs in custom implementation (yeah my custom layer works and gradi

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